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 Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2011 5:42 pm
Kihaku hadn't realized that the colt had fallen into a small pit of some kind, if she did, she would be more worried for him being injured than the game they were playing. Instead, she kept trekking through the forest, peeking her head into almost every bush she came across. She let out a small snort at the most recent bush she checked with no sign of him. She looked around for any sign of the male foal, but her ears perked at a faint sound. What was that? She thought, turning her head to where she believed the noise came from. Could that be him? She asked herself. Slowly, she headed toward the possible source of the sound.
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Posted: Sun May 15, 2011 6:11 pm
Aaron wasn't quite sure where the filly was but he sat patiently in the dark hole hoping not to sneeze again. It was taking her to find him maybe she wasn't nearby yet. Aaron decided to shift around in the hole to get more comfortable. The leaves around him rustled but maybe she wouldn't hear him as he assumed she hadn't heard him sneeze.
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Posted: Sun May 22, 2011 9:55 pm
As she got closer to the area she heard the first odd noise, a sneeze she thinks, her ears perked at hearing a rustling of leaves. For all she knew, it could be a small animal of some kind, but Kihaku still chose to investigate further. It only took a few steps before she felt an odd sensation... her moving without wanting to. Letting out a squeal, she slipped down into a small hole, tumbling onto the floor. After she landed, the filly groaned, shaking her head to free it of that dizziness feeling. Soon after, she climbed up onto her hooves. As she stood, she found herself nose to nose with the colt she was playing hide-n-seek with, her eyes widening some in surprise. "Oh! Well... um... found you." She said with a small, slightly awkward giggle.
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Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2011 10:56 am
Aaron heard the filly's footsteps nearing and then a crack. She tumbled down and landed down beside with a plop. At first she didn't notice, but she stood and bumped him in the nose with hers. "Haha" he laughed at the bizaare find. His laugh ringing about them and echoed back. "It's about time don't 'cha think," he joked.
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Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2011 12:56 pm
She giggled lightly when the colt teased her about how 'long' it took her to find him. "Sorry, there's a lot of places to hide in a forest, you know." She retorted playfully. The little uni then looked around them and what they have seemed to slip into. It didn't seem like a hole or anything, so she didn't have to worry about not being able to get out. The only thing she might have to worry about is possible hurting a leg while climbing out.
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Posted: Thu Aug 04, 2011 2:47 pm
Aaron smiled playfully at the filly. "Of course it has nothing to do with the fact that Im a great hider does it?" Aaron turned his head to look around the little chamber they seemed to have fallen into being careful not to knock heads with the young soquili standing near him. There wasn't much space to move hopefully they wouldn't have too much trouble getting out. "Do you want to go first or should I?" he asked nodding towards the opening.
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Posted: Tue Aug 30, 2011 1:53 pm
She rolled her eyes a bit at his comment, but still giggled at it, though in her opinion it wasn't that funny. Despite the lack of room in the small crevice they had fallen in, she backed up some just to give him a little more room. At his offer of who to go up first, she glanced up toward the opening and gulped a bit. "I-I think I should go. I probably won't have real good footing, so in the case I slip you can catch me before I slip too far." She suggested.
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Posted: Sat Sep 03, 2011 9:57 am
"Alright that's fine with me." and it truly was as it was probably better for her to go up first as he at least had his wings to slow his fall a bit if he slipped. "Do you need a boost?" A head start couldn't hurt anyone. Could it? He inspected the rock looking for the best dents that could act as "foot" holes when they tried to scramble out. A good route would be needed in order to prevent any possible damage.-to themselves that is-
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Posted: Fri Oct 21, 2011 12:28 am
She walked to the side of the hole and looked up at where they toppled in from. At his question about a boost, she looked back to him. "Um... yeah, that would be a good idea." She answered. With that, she located the best locale to start climbing, lifting a hoof up and placing it on the wall of the hole.
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Posted: Sun Nov 13, 2011 1:35 pm
Aaron shuffled closer to the wall so that she could step up onto his back. He assumed that the petite filly wouldn't weigh very much and hopefully it wouldn't been difficult for her to find footing one she was up higher. At least he hoped so as he was getting the slight nauseating feeling of claustrophobia from being inside the hole for so long.
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Posted: Sat Nov 19, 2011 8:44 pm
She slowly moved over to him when he moved closer to the wall of the hole. Nervously, she placed one hoof onto his back before looking to him. "I'm sorry if this hurts." She told him before lifting herself onto his back. Her hooves slipped a bit, but not wanting to be on his back for long, she placed her hooves onto the wall and began to scale up the side.
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Posted: Wed Jan 04, 2012 6:43 pm
The blue foal couldn't help but emmit a muffled grunt as she stepped onto him. She wasn't heavy at all but he hadn't ever held another soquili upon his back before and was surprised by it. "No you're fine." and a new thought came to him, "Careful not to step on my antlers, I don't want you to get scratched up." It hadn't dawned on him until then that she may not have noticed them, they were pretty visible sticking above his mane and all but it was better to warn her just in case. As she scuffled up the wall he wondered what would happen after they got out. After all where had she even come from? Was she lost? He would definately have to help her if she was lost, these woods were pretty familiar now after all this time.
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Posted: Sat Feb 11, 2012 7:58 pm
She had gotten her upper half up the face of the side of the hole when he had warned her about the two odd horns on his head. She had noticed them when they had first met, but never knew what they were, having thought they were just a different type of horn than her own. "Okay, thank you." She replied softly. Not only did she not want to get scratched up, she didn't want to accidentally break one either. Were antlers breakable or were they much stronger like her horn? She wasn't sure, but she didn't want to find out the hard way. With a huff, she began to pull her lower half onto the wall and slowly pulled herself up.
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Posted: Fri Apr 06, 2012 6:14 pm
Once the filly had pulled herself out Aaron walked a few paces to either side of himself to look for a foothold. When he spotted one he back up as far as the cramped space allowed, ran towards the wall and leapt into the air. He dug a hoof into the dent, he pushed himself back while simultaneously propelling himself upward. With a few flaps of his unpracticed wings he managed to tumble, safely, onto the bushy outside of the hole.
"Freedom!" he crowed cheerfully and pranced in a little circle around where he landed. As he strutted triumphantly he saw the filly that had accompanied down the ditch with him and jogged to her. "You're alright, right?" he asked. Then it occurred to him, "Did you need something?" he asked a bit bluntly as often young colts did. In the transpiring action of the game he had nearly forgotten that filly may have needed something when they stumbled upon each other and wasn't just roaming the woods like he was.
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Posted: Fri Apr 20, 2012 11:20 pm
After some effort, she managed to pull herself out from the ditch they had fallen into. As soon as she was out, she turned to check on the colt. It wouldn't be long to know of his status as he ran toward the wall of the hole and propelled himself upward. Quickly, she moved out of the way so he could pull himself over the lip of it.
She smiled when he cheered and pranced about when he was out. She shook herself off of the dirt that was now lightly coating her fur. She looked to him when he asked if she was alright and nodded, smiling softly for his concern. "Y-yeah, I'm fine."
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